Tommy had me make a woodcut for his papa's birthday last week. Mr. B-Bo likes autopoint pencils, so that's what we decided to do a print of.
Here are some examples of lovely vintage autopoints from the 1920's:

I haven't done a woodcut print in three years! Somehow I remembered to forget all of the safety precautions, though. Blood was spilt.

Above are the four steps of a woodcut (slightly out of order).
1) Paper to transfer the design to the wood block.
2) The original drawing.
3) The carved block.
4) A final print.

And voila, the final product once more:
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The vintage autopoint picture is from here.
3 comments:
you should do etchings like rembrandt
That is beautiful! You should get into doing it again! I haven't seen many things so beautiful or unique in a while.
nice!
j
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